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Visited Twinlakes or Wheelgate Park recently ?
I'm looking to take the family to either https://wheelgatepark.com/ or https://www.twinlakespark.co.uk/ this weekend. However the recent Tripadvisor reviews of Twinlakes are really putting me off, travel wise they are much the same, comes down to which one is going to offer the best day out for my wife and 6 year old…
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London quick question
My husband loves watches – is there anywhere that would be interesting to him in this regard please? Maybe a museum or something?
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Sun superdays codes
Hi everyone, Just wondering if anyone has a spare Chessington superday code as I am still collecting through the newspapers at the moment and will still be one short by the end of the promotion. If anyone can help id be extremely grateful. Many thanks
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self catering with hot tub
looking for recommendations please for cottage-static- lodge - even glamping with a hot tub. 2 nights in March, that doesn't cost the earth ! prefer North Yorkshire area or Lake District maybe open to suggestions to other areas if nice accommodation and good value Thanks
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IPG Paintball Problems - Solution (Hopefully)
I believe that this is a common issue, but I purchased 2 paintballing packs from a 'representative' at Harrow shopping centre recently. I was given all of the sales pitch about it being such a great deal, including some information which I later worked out to be lies. I contacted IPG on a non-0844 number (theirs is eye…
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Private hot tub fishing breaks?
Can anyone reccomend a place, lodge, caravan, glamping that has private hot tub (and fishing lake is a bonus)? Centerparcs is out my price range for a long weekend. In England. Many Thanks
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Local News Paper Half Term Days Out Vouchers
Hi, Have ended up re-registering, don't know why. Does anybody know where the full list of nationwide days out vouchers are that some were printed in local news papers all over country that are in the Trinity Mirror group? Last year I could get them on plus.plymouthherald, year before I think they were just on the…
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Join Uber London just for a couple of days?
We're coming to London for the weekend in March and at the end of last year I had operations on both feet which I thought I'd be recovered from by now. Unfortunately I still cannot walk far or fast so we will have to take a number of taxis while we are there, perhaps as many as six. Is it worth me joining Uber just for…
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One day London sightseeing
HI. Hope someone can help. My daughter had treated us to a one night stay in London. Arriving about 3pm. seeing Lion King in the evening and then a full day sightseeing/tourist stuff. She has never been to London before and would like to see as much as possible. We are staying in the Kensington area. She wants to see…
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Recommendations for London Hotel
Hello I'm looking to stay in London for one night on 24.2.18. I'm getting a bit overwhelmed looking for hotels and I don't have a big budget. I would like central as it's for a birthday present. I keep looking at chains but they are quite dear but all the other places look like dives. Any personal suggestions? Many thanks
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Worst train routes on Northern Rail for crowding?
Had an awful Hebden bridge rush hour journey to Manchester this week after a weekend break. What other routes on Northern are a total nightmare. Would love to hear thoughts and train times etc. I assuming from 10am to 3pm they are all pretty much ok though? I hear Harrogate to Leeds and Hebden Bridge to Manchester Victoria…
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Paying for holiday rental via bank transfer
I want to book a week in Bournemouth for Easter. I found this property on the holidaylettings site: https://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/rentals/bournemouth/94503 It has good reviews on Tripadvisor over the space of the last few years. The owner doesn't accept payments directly via the website and is asking for a bank…
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day boat hire in the lake district
I fancy hiring a boat for the day in the lake district. Which is the best lake to do this on? Looking for recommendations and ideas.
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Holiday in the Lake District?
I'm not much of a holidayer at all except London city breaks but I think it's time to enjoy nature. I'm thinking early and I'm thinking Lake District in September hoping it will be good weather. We can actually go any time of the year as our kids are small so not tied down to school hours and read July has a lot of rain…
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Confusion over hotel rooms with child in tow?
Just wanted to get other peoples views on this to see if I am the only one that finds it difficult! As a family of three we like to have occasional weekends away, often staying at hotels and visiting local attractions. Our son is now 14, and we are finding it so confusing, as every hotel seems to have a different policy…
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London hotel in September
Hi, I am going to a gig around 27th September in London and I've been amazed at the prices I'm being quoted on sites. Even by London prices they're steep. I'm guessing that even though I'm looking 7 months in advance, the prices won't come down any more? I may look at Secret Escapes or something closer the time. Can…
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Accidentally broke bed in hotel
Hi, sorry for the ling post. I recently stayed at a hotel/country house. Thebed in the room was four poster and quite high (almost to my hips and I am 5 11 in height. At one point I got off to get a book. I got back on and the bed broke (you could hear two cracks). I informed staff who were not surprised, telling me it has…
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Buckingham Palace
Hello all We are visiting London in August and would like to visit Buckingham Palace. We usually try and use vouchers when visiting London e.g. Tesco clubcard vouchers, 2 for 1 train etc but I don't see any such deals for Buckingham Palace? Are they part of any such scheme? Thanks for any help
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breakfree promotions are starting again
https://www.breakfreeholidays.co.uk/local?source=aw&awc=2594_1482484422_ba9adf985f803e20de41543233ccc2f9 from £10pp, some school holiday dates included too. There are usually other charges to consider (service charge, entertainmet etc) so it is always worth checking directly with the holiday site to see if they have deals…
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Cheapest Tube Travel?
Spending the weekend in London and trying to decide what's cheaper: Using contactless Or Travel Day Card (and I have a 16-25 railcard). Which is the cheaper option for zones 1-2? Does anyone know how much these both cost and the caps for contactless on the Tube?
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